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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1887
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norih Rirer. Yessels ani Rqilronfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORrS.
BUILDING moderate movement
wi hnnI essential rhanrc I'M Vnlnns

BUILDING MATERIAIS-A moderate movement though
whDut essential change in values.
Cl1COR1-Quet and unchanged
toCOA-ln moderate demand nc previous QUOTATIONS.
COOPERAGE STOCK-Wthout important change
CDfDAFEA fair business passing Manila, put SsaI
dun values without variation.
tOFFEE-Price- Tor Brazil growhs were advanced 10 inc
basis s2c for invoices though at the close
with the weakness speculation the demand very ght
Sales 900 bags No A. 90 sc For mder styles the mar
kc was steady amt unite active. the sales comprising
1cnohags Savana 600 bags Maracabo 22l bags Angos
tina 81 bags Central America 433 bags Caracas 4Oo pags
Iavnayra amt IN aiolts 1000 penis Maros 6OO pecus
Boeng aud 200 pecus Tm0r Trading In options was iess
active and generally weak In First representol
decline Of 3Od45 points and the close weak az net
decline 81 - points for The day lows January II OD
2l20 February. 2l582l 20; March ~ 1ja2l25t APRIL
2l2on2l25s Jure l05Od 40: July, % 20 G2n23i
August, 2O75; September 20a5 d2lOD october. 20n50
2l.oO; November. 2LO002lO5; December. 2llOU2ll5.
The ranges the different months were as follows un
20 i5a2040i July. POPS n 2O9n; August 2lOSG2lAO;
September 2l0Od II 60 October IL 02l6O; November
2Ll0a2lG5; December. 2LlOa2l70; January, 2l.7O@
2i.7n Sales. 10000 bags.
vOrroN-in spot cotton there was movement OF
importance but firmly held on
tho basis OF II ZIG for middlings. saos.
$50 bales go evening" 325 which for consump
and 325 export account The port re,
ceipts today Slli bales comparing with lb'O
Tins . Sg4 this day last year
since September the total receipts have been
5174li0 bales against 5s364 bales Tor the same period
last
based American standard OF classification
arc "a fol
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Juno tSpeetaD.-July wheat closed at S6s
ens June 90 for July at 39h CENTS and
July ribs These all the top prices OF the day
There ia ,t no reason to wheat clique buy
ing July wheat for sale at about cents
California dispatches this morning said that buyer the
year wheat was up per Genital This the favore
option Of the California Clique. entities the buyer 10
demand his purchase at his own option. Tho
market here opened strong s6 cents for July anc 90
cents for June. Fiei Lndey Co. were buyers OF July
Brothers ogerce considerable Juno wheat at 9o
cents and later at $3.50 Harrison buyers OF
July. Tho clique whenever July was weakest oough ugh,
Roscned Co. apparently had orders 10 sell
June Wheat cents 90 cents today They let
no about 100000 bushels at each cent advance and are
credited with selling quietly several millions OF the cornered
option.
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EUROPEAN FtNAyCIALMARXEr4

LONDON June 3-l230 7. n.-Consos l02 5.l6 for both
and the account United Sste Four Per cent Bons
1924 Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 47he Canadian Pacific. 63l2 Ere, 30 ~ Illinois
Central. 140s Mexican Ordinary. G3i2 ST. Paul Common,
90 New.Nork Central ll62 Pennsylvania. 51'4
Paris advccs rhre3 Per Cent Rentes so francs
10 centimes for the account
n-Consos log BIG for both money and the account
United Per bonds l32as; do Four and
Halt Per Cent Bonds. ll24; Atlantic and Great Western
Mortgage Trustees Certificates Al Canadian Pacific.
81. Ere IS do Second Consos lOit Mexican Ordinary,
G3b ST. Paul Common 95's; NcwYOrk Central. llGsi
Pennsylvania, 577s; Reading % l.
HIdson's Bay Company. 2ji4
Bar silver Is nnnts at 4id per nonce -
T. M Paris advicos quote Exchange on London at 20
francs 1871 confines Tor checks
The OF the Imperial Rank Of Germany shows an
increase In specie Of 3. 900 marks.
Spanish FOurs, U7t
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO. June 3. lS3L
FRIDAY. June 3-P. VI.

Tho statement OF the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Company made yesterdays meeting OF the Stock
holders of the the results fits business MAY being es
mated for the year ended May 81, is remarkable ex
hibit In the comparisons below aid the profits from
the operations Of the Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri
Valley and Sioux City and Pacific railroads, estimating
the profits Of the year only $4,000 greater thah III
the preceding year. With this addition The surplus earn
ing of last appcable to dividends the stockswere
equal to over 25s per cent the $5369l3o4 OF out
standing common and preferred shares But the com
pany paid only per cent the preferred aud per
cent on the stock leaving the years surplus as
stated below The comparison OF the two years business
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no the crude oil speculation yesterday
calling for extended comment The trading was on lsht
scale and the fluctuations narrow, the from the
uetroeum country presenting important feature bet
ter tone WAS scernb and the floor appeared to be
o The market closed firm at close to hgufes.
The range prices and the total dealings mt the CONSOLE
dated EN change were AS follows;
Opening as % q
nj 90 y Final O3 =
REFINED oil WIS unchanged at SIS cents per gallon
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


The grain specuaons turned upward again yesterday
Inv the bull movement wheat The Chicago clique
displayed its power and the shorts in June were badly
squeezed The trading here. however was sluggish and
there "a general hesitation ventures on either side OF
the account Tho options closed cent for Juue within
cent the top quoaon) and @ cent for the other months
and steady Nearly bushels sold to exporters
and spot lots la cent heavy business was zone N
the market naturally fully steady The options
frmer moderate volume OF trading endny WIN Des
gains val Oats feafuroiess but "a e cent
higher for options The lard markets were decidedly strons
bought 1850 terces The net gains OF the op
tons at the close ranged from 10 TO IL points.
The final prices were "a follows;
October a331 November 94o,. December 95s, cents
Corn: June 47is July 4Ss August 49s. September 90
oats: June and July 33is. August 81 = cents
Lard June SO July 81 80 August II O9, september
81 lS October 81 "a, November 81 H.
The receipts OF grain and yesterday at Newfork
Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were reported as foogs
Wheat All bushels 1888 6l3 bushels oat il893s
bushels grain. 736,1l2 bushels Hour 3sVz3 pack
ages At Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis the WERE
Wheat 1888 57l bushels corn 2l2 1873 bushels oats l4S0fo
bushels total grain SAB 1888 bushels Hour a. ls2 barrels
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Todayss stock market calls for few comments; II was
the natural sequence OF yesterdays hctons The total
transactions amounted only TO 247,iG2 share, against
300Gs6 yesterday. But before the transactions had
reached one-haf Of yesterdays total, prices gen
orally had fully recovered all Of yesterdays declines
few stocks still hammered for general effect and
among them Erie stock which was held NJ below
34i Lake Shore. which yesterday sold al % rose 10
9s 07- The Lake Shore gross earnings ia April aui
May show gain OF $4,000 80 per on the
month OF 1885, AMI the gain in net earnings will DC
little less than the gain in The surplus earnings
for the two months not far from 4lO
per cent the stock, at the rate
of Clio per cent per annum. Northwestern
only partially responded 10 It's wonderful exhibit for last
year. because It's fun import was not under stOOd nut
il from 1881 to l2GB. We PRINT below The Cana
dian Pacific statement for APRIL showing "A gain OF
SD the gross and decrease OF Sl253Vb IN the
net earnings The statement offers another OppO tuny
reyi talk OF benefits 10 the Canadian roads AT
the expense OF American roads because of the effect O
the Commerce law Central ~ NewJer-cy was
specially strong Of the production OF recon
siructiOE scheme without assessment on the stock
The general market hardening all dav AMI closed
strong. .
Government BOMBS dull and easy with the bids
for the As oil per cent Annexed are The Closing quota
tons:
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Cost ano found.

LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 144, 512,
IL issued by the Savings Bank in the city OF New
York TO Bertha Amie Ran All persons are cautioned TO
and requested 10 deliver the book TO mo
Bank 14thsl and 4th ave- not restored on inc
24ay OF June 1881 application viii be made TO the BANK
for a duplicate.
NewYOrk June g. 1887.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave

IL 3Sdst. minutes earer than time shown from Cham
0 a. M Daily. - bay Express, BUFFET Drawing. 70 ,m
Coaches Biughamton Elnrs. uorueilsvie Rochester.
Buffalo; Niagara Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
m~Dai,y Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" solid Pull
sn train OF bay and Buffet Sleeping Coaches to Meadvis
Sleeping Coaches 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Ham
ilton ana Toronto. No extra charge for last time.
to SanfS H sasa aa' and
I'D sssS fsS $a sc SO
$50 Go $50 liS $50 ic$S 1900 nISnissS
r sSS aSs Ss't
sSSso i;o5 SssiS noon s' i' $50 7ss
SsS c spf loo rss'iiiGso Vi
$3.50. s.25. $50 500 1000 6Y: and 1900 midnishs
sr nSsn ss's s asy $50 So t 500
$50 81 $'aI5ssS 4
Monscelio and White Lake 300 a. H. asogm,o Am a..
SsSSu,s ana CSEHva ~ 200 spa so0 & 81" "'s
Montgomery Roudout and Kingston. 900 m. sson -
sessnsoS bapssTa esSrs s
e9.ssn s tt' Sc 80 o. NJ sundays SsS s0 $50 iod
N. 500. $50 soop 2; ,,.s 7,so 900 ,oao. M a,so
re- 1885, tsS s 800 $50 So 500 m stops
fs5 do fssas t M Sundays s 800 loo % 500 SD
TStsts or passage and apartment. in Drawing Roo. s.a
Sleeping be obtained and orders for The ssesf
9s and No. ST. e Co., nsy q ,s
No ISL aS. rom s ,Ss nS
GEO. DE HAVEN, A. q. p. Agt l. ?. FARMER, q. Az,
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state bonds were dull; Louisiana consol 4 were 4
lower at 1873 and Arkansas q to Fort smith Pho Bun
aud Red River railroads sold at 30 Ihere were no
transactions in city bank stocks:
Railroad bonds only moderately active but they
rued firm Erie second cOnsOls sold at lOl dlOl y and
closed at lOl ialO T. West Shore Is were active at
lo4 io4 and Canada sontnern hist os %sle n AZ
higher at 80 and the IS steady at NJ Central Of
NewJersey cousols y higher at ls2 and the con
yertibles we're u higher III and the dcDeniure Is
were firm at l04. Newl Ork, Chicago ana 81 LOUIS
we're up at 7i and incomes Ii TO 27l2 Denver
and RIO Grande Is were i higher AT 81 Atlantic aud
Pacifc As were a higher at ss ana he wcro
active with an advance from 3Gie 37l4037s Texas
aud Pacific incomes deemed li2 10 % ioiI worm anu
OF unlisted securities dealt the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed OIL certificates sold N,lO0 at 5O2a4 si2G
Pembroke Iron 300, at IS 65a ass 81 aaS5 80 Mex
lean National first trusts $4,000 at asa ie Toledo.
ST. Louis and Kansas city hrsts $4,000 ut SsGJOi2,
Orange Belt irsts $4,000 at 1922 Boston. Hartford
and Irie-Knowltons 900 at Al4a4s. KaDawha and
and Wchita tIOO) at = Toledo. Ann Arbor aud NOrtn
Michigan COO at 2029 Pensacola and Atlantic 400
at II. Phenix Mining O.sOW at 81 G2i2GSl l2l24
81 37i2. security Milling ana Mining 100 at ~ 254$ ~
aS7 80, and san Sebastian 900 at " 20. .
Money to-day easier and the extreme rates were
and 3l2 per cent but 42 per cent was The Legitimate rate
for cali loans the last loan was at per cent and the
The sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
S677, OsO, and It redeemed 1000 trade dollars.
The business OF the subTreasury for the week ending
tonight includes receipts OF @6Oi94| ana pay mchs Oh
against l73.S33.7ll May ~ showing an apparent los,
OF s241ss5 out deducng from the payments sii2 900
with the General treasury, and allowing for $1,000
paid for redemption of trade dollars It's true gain
affecting the banks Is Sls3115. Today's operations
covered: Receipts, ,2406l4; payments ~ 1896 lIl
currency balance, Sl5,2sl.4s3 coin balance.
Sl5s3l0343.
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows :
Exchanges, $ll7,3l2.579 balances - 7G9,G23.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
S3l 1000 National bank notes for redemption.
Thecustoms receipts were S7sl9l0, and the internal
revenue receipts @532,OG3
The foreign exchanges dull and only steady at
follows Bankers bills 81 50 L and 81 Sc y
for long and short sterling respectively; 3l0's ami
72 for francs 95 aud 9j5s for reichmarks 40s and
404 for guiders.
London British consols early advanced 10 1O2 81 g
for both money and account but later acted and
1902 3l6. Bar silver lad TO AID per Eng
lish standard American railways opened lower, re-
sponsvc TO yesterdays closing quotations In the home
markets. and ruled heavy all day but after board hour
quotations showed smart rocoyer1es AT Paris French
per easier at So Is and sight exchange
Iondon DECLINED 10 25. 1OIa frs. 70 the 6.
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hind quarters and "a fora quarters per 90 " a
carcasA
BeENkx June a.-Petroleum. marks o pfenninsa !.
Wlooxs Lagi olosstM - marks rs pfennnss per ITO
ANTWERP June 3-Perrolcum-Fine Pals American. ~
francs 15francs 90 centtnes slsea
Wicoxs closed - francs Is centnesD loJ kttos
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Maeb lnern.

CTATIONARY and Portable Steam Engines
- and Boilers Portable Circular Sawmills Gristmilis etc
Machinery delivered In NewYork and philadelphia al list
nrfces discounts liberal GEORGE PAGE & co,
No (l4) y. SchrGder-st Baltimore. Maryland
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TO NEW.HAVEN, 75c.
ExcuRsIoN fgooa 8 daYsl, 81 2a

EXCURSION tgoOd dAyT u 20
STEAMERS G. H. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL ieave
Peck slip Pier 26 f. r. M and ~ p m rains ior
cepted) connecting az NewHaven Win specia ue,,s ~
MERiDEN HARTFORD, sPRINGFtELD, HUI 81. ~. ~
&c. Through tickets sold and osSgaes cnecAeu " 80
way, N. y, and Courtst, BrJokiyn
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.o.ra1.sias toll)ws-

spring DOi.o No. spr,nT s2c M ks@ V3e corn
n MS =? . Par socl--So. ~ li'. rnm'
sho4s 6 - side. oos - Drg Shoulders Oyho
- 20 sl'r' ct 10 'I IS, c rsans5sa DC
STANDARD eesip.-iionr 5000 eo 6S, S Sasa
kyc 2ujJ In,n B4res 7:11J 9lsa -n'pmeIl,1f IG
oats GIOOJ ~, busiL Barley "oo
' oa Oh, pr,ile, Eselt1s, o.nv tho Ha,ur marc.
was steady. Crsanier' iIsl'c' Da.y 42Sloo' ESS'
cMcrxsAu Juno s.--ronr was steady Family g 81, -
- W Fancy st0odsi Ia. Wheat steaiy no ird
was active. No MIScl tie.;oat. were s,eAdy' 30, 30
5u NA's a. o. isrG 1un,r % EuAneats nrper-
short So. Bacon n'mcr-7hGr r., al - .o
Good to Extra l5alsc go T. Prime p9rT l2s
butchers Il 2Oss4 10. seeDts 1000 heal shipments
1850 heal .
ca.a MicmSaa Rci o.. Va Rod con s9.c' June
~. July Sc An2Hs' -5'-c t,'h 80 @lei,
oWnoat liOJO Dasn. Corn 800 Vu'i- Oats 1000
bush
&C. July "a corn ,, wAs h'shsr re S Mo No.
-oAT wSry H I,. S@ '''.0 at 90
dull I'm "a 90 Dali. -Fd la asf 80 3D. ay IL t 81
l2c''. Cheese was easy. Cheldar, At &C. recent
pTsp sapmont,-tloar $50 OD!A Wheat G252j Iu'h
barIoy 90 On't
rGonlA June st'i Hsn Ny,i ,. s S5,s .e
Mixed 3Gqoalc Oai' ntn No ~hitc I's 80
Na MiIea 70 G2Gi i'vs steady No %
U WTl'A ~ 900 oa.L oAt, $500 RYE 300 easn
l.
Uusn. uu7iL
PHILADELPHIA June Flour ruled steady demand light
w..tcru ana Pcuniylvdnil 5upornno AZ 0O1sS OO 30
do 40 Extra - OtVrJ d. fchhsVv%nl. sAi" 20
L,n,lv "a 4J4fl clear - 10 asa JJ 90 Sualsh'
"a % ldIaLa lcf "a 10 "a Sbi 10 straght - y
80 Strast "a - aa %. NntcT Wheat Patent "a 'Od uJ
Minnesota D,ssf. U0dSi 3Oi DO ID straight - 80
Ivr tluur - % per barrel Tor tnoicc.... W hoal-
sueculatyo uu.t tar eIpoft dehann hdlca 10
Delwafe hed "a i o. So. DO Tor August o..
90 ~ 81 D.
under liberal unrr.n export delih .sht oIlon
.ac, 80 gram depot aD'gc.. steamer NO :
- 40 :, Slxri Tor June 47aas7Sc: do Tor July
i7La4Iiic: August 49, A. ac do ior September
go "a n "a &C. ,I,oco No 2 Mixed track 3jc.
Wittn 55ac 80. White 3s'4c. Futures oulet, steady
~ .'sI . -, al. - 20 september 81 S63J C.-..-
Poatocs-Cnoico harig Hose I5asuoi 90 rair 10 COOL
a., e. nrDanLs onOlcc e5dS-c.i far 10 Good sO9
ueirons cnoice 80 ,Uc.. do. Fair TO Good u a. ioc
Mammoth Pear. cnoice At soc; 90 - var 70 "oO"
PROVISIONS Bect city Family per bpi sio oG 10
packets ~ 50 7moSei B9ei 'C@' ' a - nv Vy
PORK SO OJGflo" W 90 pl as " o NV, no"
sl5 5OQSlo Ot 10 dp idhIT SlI Vogsl9 " nalna
smoked. ia else dressed Hogs o.. 20 Lara.
soT5 - Butter du.-PennsyivaniA Creamery E1tra
iGai7c 5reimery Extra ia &c; t. e. ana ~
\. Creamery Extra ipGl1ci PACKING B1t'ef ~ oaloo
Cnees. nrm New.York ful cream he OHIO hats
enocs lO'sc.; Penn-yvana part SKINS 5aoc,, 90 ian
Skins lc......Eg9s higher fchnsyl'ah hrsts !ue,
Ono and otner Western hrss 10 be. PetroounIO Abel
test IN Dbls orc sugar-l.ehned was steady oranniated
Ie.s~Wuter Bran sIJ 5UGsI7 .Kecepits-
flour !. 100 Wheat 7o3u0 BUSH Corn 5000 BUSH
Oats "a 300 bn,t ohpmeha'-"h'A' -''o'' 'u'" ~o'
TOLEDO June 3.whea active nrm June s9''c bid. July
sGA,c. August eA',c-. Corn was quiet steah: Cash
S9c bid ;Rcceips-wheat 1900 bush Corn 1900 9nsh,
| 1900 UusIL Oats 200 Ousn
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based on the American standard Of classification

Tho early market in the specu line was dun and easy
prices decline OF point In the alter
noon however beertone developel aut the closing
was AZ advance Of ] point August points on
September while months showed changes Tor
day. Sales 90. 200 bales.
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UARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Ill NEW.YoRK NEW.HAVEN aai HARTFORD r =
Trains ars River 5tltol c)rner l5is an Ha,
colnlve rhirl Avenue Bridge across arieh isses
Preached BY seconi Avenue and suI1r9.n @ NJ li,5
A. m 10 as 10 $40 go 1880 for Port Nor
rs Casinova( Olk Point. Hunts Point West Farms M
Nest West Chester Bay Chester tPehl bWl bar
tow tcits IsI,lu Pelham Manor AMI 'soease Goa
main line ~ Hey.York. NewIIavcn and iartori w.
roa, SHORE Line AMI Air Lire DIVISIONS NeSCs1lln MI.
detown New Britain aad Sldsd brsncheA aad Bosc1 AK
all points Eas.
tion,, i5IO . ID. daily except MOntayS
for New Rochelle AMI Al intermediate st
tons nj M 1901 and $3.50 the latter tram connect
Ing nj New. Rochelle with way train TO stamford
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runopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
SAVANNAH June 3.-Turpentine steady at 81 Fec
WILMINGTON June 3.-Iurpentlne irm al u &c bid.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

Ill Day Line Steamers
ALBANY or G. NIBBARD
Daily Except SundaysL
Leave Brooklyn Fulton-st 10y ;Op A. m
Leave York Nestry-st pier. W D. tn
Leave New. York. West 22d-st H. III.
For ALBANY landing at YOnkers West Point Newburg,
Pougkeepsle Rhinebeck Catsk and Hudson Returning.
leave Albany $50 a. m.
Aane RANp attached TO each boat
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NORTHERN RAILROAD NEW Jersey

~ Trans leave Chambersst station for Engevood
Tenafy. Chester, sparkill aud Nvack 5.3O 7:lO. 20
go ant ii'$o ~: i:i5; $50 40 5;Sc; oaO SSoA
p M For Manuel Spring Valley M6nsey and fsllmsns.
b3O 7;lO 0:30 49, e30 p (l;3) y. Saturdays
onlvl. sundays $40 4 III. d. III.
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NORWICH LINE. for Boston, Worcester.
~ Portland New London Norwich White Mountains. and
all points East From Pier 40 North RIVER ioot OF watts
next pier above Des6rossesst ierry dalv SUNDAYS ea
Boston" city Of New-York' and city OF Lawrence
Tickets and sta.rooms 2O7 26l 1917 f57 and 9j7
broadway. 10 and II Greenwichst; l53 Bowery, Aser
House. Windsor Cosmopolitan hotels, s5o Fultonsts
brooklyn at Pier 49, North River and on steamers
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STEAMBOATS, anD RAILROADS..

A -A.-BOSTON and NEWPORT, NORTH
kAs and EAST via Fall River Line steamers Pl,.HhlM
and BRISTOL Pier % old No " r.. foot OF Murray
St at D. IN. daily Sundays included Connection by An
mex boat from Brooklyn at 430. Jersey City p m AN
stamps for copy OF Old Colony or Pilgrim Land"
A MARY OWELL.-For CraDstOn, West
"A. Point, Cornwall NewbuTg. NewH Hamburg. Milton.
Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rondout and Kingston. paly
(~undays eXcepted) Vesry ST., 3l5 West 22ds,
$50 p M SATURDAYS. LEAVE ONE HOUR EARLlEk.
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
IA Steamers CITY OF TROY AMI SARATOGA Leave
footot Chrstopherst North River daily except 5itnry
AMI tho North Sulliy stsl ner touches ~
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickets. 81 50.
LBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE.-Pal
N ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
leaveevery week lay at at p M IRON PIER 81 ~ To- oo'o'
Freis6t received until the hour Of Departure
pay LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
r. n. 430 Patlor cars 10 Baillmorc.
SorroIL q a m II. V. TOMPKINS,
GcnI Pass Agent $40 Broadway, " ~
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamers Kaaterskil and Caskll leave Pier 80 ~ r.
foot OF JaVst every week dav at connecting with
Catskiu Mountain and Cairo Railroads o... -.
Commencing July KaaeTskl VIII leave on saturdays az
l p. M. Walter Brett at q. =. A..
pier or sent any address by ,, - u,
- ". J. Hughes, Treas. Catskln, \. Y
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- Newport and the Fast Dy Express leaves Grand en-
trail station at D. m except sunday: Night Express at IL
D. m daily Newport EXPRESS leaves az D. m day e.eeps
Sunday Paror Cars Sleeping cars TO destnat9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
PROVIDENCE LINE. REOPENIN,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE lsT.

WEDN ESUNl,
for Providence Worcester and Northern New England points
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
will leave PIER 30, " H.. daily except Sunday at D. m
w p HANCOCK AGRA Oh BRIGGS, c. PA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

BOSTON AND ALL EASTERN POINTS
steamer Will leave Pier new No. 80. North River ond
block above CanaLst., NJ y m. daily. except sunday
o. IL. BRIGGS. Genl Passenger Agent
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-07-16

quite buildin'. And see for myself
afterwards. Why, besides acres of va
cant land, they have tore down good
houses-as many houses as there is in
Janesville-to make room for that
buildin' to stand on. Why, I don't
s'pose you will believe me, but it is
goin' to spread out as fur as from our
house clear over to old Grant Vickle-
sons and acrost to Alminy Hagidone's
and so round back to our house again.
1t is goin' to be sight to behold and
built of bricks. Why, streets are goin'
right under it-have got to, if they go
at all it is goin' to be that immense.
Good land, good land, the idee ont.
Wall, we wandered round into other
lofty rooms where justice (and other
things) are administered to us. And
after travelin' through wide halls and
rooms-every one on 'em nobler lookin
than the last one; after goin'-as fur
as we calculated-as from our house to
GAINESVILLE and half way back agin-we
at last found ourselves on the peaceful
street in front of this stupendous and
And then my pardner proposed rnau
we should go and see the Smithsonian
Institute.
And 1 seys: Il am ready, Josiah Allen,
for if there is man on the face of the
earth that 1 honor it is Mr.. Smithso-
man.
And our adventures there l will re-
late in another epistol.
JOSIAH ALIENS WIFE.